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It's not just humans who can experience pareidolia—seeing images of faces or other forms in the randomness that surrounds us. We can program machines to do it too.

Come see us in the meatspace.

If only 19th Century German psychiatrist Johann Christian Reil was still around to treat today's hyperactive youth.

A whole bunch of Americans think the government is trying to quell the revolution before it starts.

China appears to be doing pretty well for itself right now, but the housing bubble is ready to pop.

She'll be sharing insight into her production process and behind-the-scenes stories of some of our smartest, wackiest, and revolutionary video subjects.

Scientists have finally found a better use for a bird's feather than sticking it in your cap.

Six years ago, I broke up with a jerk, and I yearned for some way to just turn this person off. With KillSwitch, a free get-over-it app, I've finally found a way.

By revolutionizing how we share stuff, BitTorrent also backed itself into a corner that it now seems desperate to escape from—using the same tools that made it what it is.

We all joked together, dreamt together, and suffered through a sleepless night together.